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FIBER OPTIC HELP ME CHOOSE PAGE

If you are requesting a quote for fiber optic light you need an illuminator plus the fiber optic cable.   The 40 strand cable goes around the perimeter of the pool and the 150 strand is used for the underwater lights.  Normally you need 2 lights for a small pool and 3 lights for a large pool (18 x 36 or larger).

Once you have read the Hayward catalogue recommendations on Fiber Optic Lighting and you have decided what lighting you want for your yard/pool please consider the following information: 

Pool shape and dimensions including perimeter of pool.

Pool finish and color.
Relationship of pool to the house.
Possible light source location (How far from the pool)
Lighting types desired

To do a quick calculation on the cost of Fiber Optic Lighting, you would need to do the following:

Pick the light source that you want, with remote or without a remote.

The perimeter fiber optic cable is flexible, and is approximately ¾” high by 3/8” thick.  It is made by Optic Light.  Their web site is at http://www.opticlight.com/.   To calculate cost of perimeter fiber optic cable take the distance from the light source to the pool, around the pool and back to the light source, and add 3’.  Use our price for 40 strand cable and multiply that amount by the total footage.

To calculate underwater lighting take the distance from the light source to the pool, and add a minimum of 3’.  Take that distance and multiply it by the cost of the 150 strand cable.  Add the cost of the light assemblies.  REMEMBER NOT TO UNDER ESTIMATE THE CABLE AS IT CANNOT BE SPLICED.   The underwater light location should be along the side of the pool shining away from the patio/seating area.

To calculate cost of garden lighting pick your landscape/accent fixtures and decide where you want to put each one.  Run 12 strand cable to each one (one way distance) plus 3’.  Add up the total and that will give you the cost of the landscape lighting.

SuperVision®
Metal Halide Tower Light Source

SV150TMH4 Mounting base provides for easy installation/servicing.
Base included.
SuperVision tower-style metal halide slight sources provide a choice of continuous white to automatic 4-color and 8-color lighting presentations, while incorporating the brighter long life metal halide lamp technology. They accommodate up to 500 fiber strands, making them the most cost-efficient fiber optic light source available. Stylish in design, SuperVision light sources are available in both manual/hard wire ready for remote and integrated control models to provide a wide array of options for your fiber optic lighting needs.
 
Features of Integrated Control System Light Tower
  • 6 Color models for all applications
  • Stylish taupe color for all installations
  • Easily set time intervals between color changes in 8, 16, 32, or 48 second or minute increments
  • Provides synchronization of Light Towers without the need for master slave units
  • Unit can function as a manually controlled power on/off and color wheel stop/start model
  • Unit can also be remote controlled or hard wired for external control
  • Stepper motor allows for crystal clear transition from one color to the next, eliminating any two-color bleeding
  • Dramatically brighter light than Halogen creates a perfect backyard environment
  • Limited lifetime warranty on lamp
Features of Wireless Remote Control
  • Can be added to any metal halide light source
  • Quick disconnects provide easy installation
  • Features of Manual/Hard Wire Light Tower
  • 6 Color models for all applications
  • Stylish taupe color for attractive installations
  • Manual on/off switch
  • Manual stop/start of color wheel - 3 RPM motor on 4-color/ 1RPM on 8-color
  • Hard wire ready for external controls
Miscellaneous Notes
Highest in Industry, 500 Strand Fiber Capacity Extendable to 700 Strands.
Extending the Life of Fiber Optic Bulbs
There are two factors that can affect the life of fiber optic light bulbs:
First a lack of proper ventilation air will dramatically reduce bulb life. Overheating may be caused by weeds and other debris such as landscape mulch blocking the air flow.
Secondly, is damage to the lamp socket as a result of improper lamp seating. If the lamp is not fully and properly seated, the lamp pins will not fully contact the leaf springs in the socket. As a result, the connection point heats, the temper in the "leaf spring" is lost, and the lamp pins will overheat and arc.
When you inspect the lamp, you will note blackened pins or evidence of arcing. Closely inspect the lamp socket for evidence of overheating. If the lamp is replaced and the socket has been damaged, the replacement lamp will fail prematurely.

There is an additional document to assist in final planning in PDF format.  PDF is the universal electronic document format.    If you do not have the Adobe reader if you would like a copy you can download it (free of charge) at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/alternate.html   The document is located at http://www.northwestwholesale.com/pdf/Fiberoptic-Planning.pdf